Rally in honor of April Fool's Day - Zelensky was congratulated on his special holiday
On April Fools' Day, the National Corps held a rally near the Ukrainian Presidential Office with "bloody clowns," reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
They brought two stuffed clowns, smeared with red paint, to the entrance to the office, and installed stands on which they hung posters with media materials about the activities of the “fifth column,” whose representatives, in the opinion of the National Corps, must be finally finished off.
Several “activists” addressed the crowd.
“We remember the president’s former profession and understand that April Fools’ Day is a topic very close to his heart. But now he is the president of this country. And it must meet the requirements of the Ukrainian people. But in Ukraine there is only one request: for a safe and comfortable existence.
Therefore, we would like to remind you once again that the enemies of Ukraine, who talk about friendship with Russia and flirt with the enemy, must sit - Medchedchuk, Kiv, Rabinovich, Shari and all others. There are few decisions by the National Security and Defense Council; there must be action - in the courts. They must sit,” said Sergei Tamarin, head of the Kyiv organization of the National Corps, in his speech.
“April 1 has not been funny for a long time, at least for 8 years while the war is going on. War is a consequence of ignoring the real threat within the country. As long as the scoundrels who called on Russia to come to Ukraine organized referendums are not just not convicted, as long as they do not just have the right to run and be elected again to government bodies, it’s not funny. The fight against the “fifth column”, against the enemies of Ukraine, against collaborators, cannot be won through half measures. Any undead enemy will strike back,” he added.
Finally, the protesters lit fireworks and shouted “Glory to Ukraine!” Death to the enemies".
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